Ag News

The U.S. exported 98.3 million metric tons of grain in all forms, up 2 percent year-over-year from last year’s record-setting pace.

Many agriculture organizations are applying pressure on congressional farm bill negotiators to finish their work quickly on the farm bill.

Association of Equipment Manufacturer reports seven months in 2018, nearly 145,000 tractors were sold which compares to almost 135,000 last year, a 7% increase.

ICE sting operation in Nebraska and Minnesota targeted businesses who knowingly hired, and mistreated, immigrants in the U.S. illegally.

Here is a first, African Swine Fever in China was found and located in the northeast part of the country about 130 miles north of the Korean border.

Ag Economy Barometer from the University of Purdue shows that farmer are concern about the ag economy with sentiment falling sharply 26 points in July.

Better world through food. Food and Ag bank Rabobank organized a global pitch competition. The competition has now taken place in more than 40 countries.

Food labeling can be a bit of a pain to deal with. But, sometimes one must have a sense of humor and that is what a group of " Nut Milkers" have done.

CRISPR crops and other gene-edited foods must be treated as classic transgenic GMOs, putting the EU at sharp odds with the U.S. over the future of biotechnology.

The U.S. Meat Export Federation is assessing the potential losses in U.S. beef. European Union, Japan and members of TTP are finding other places to buy Beef.